The Road to Development in the Fiery Red Era of 1949

Very good, very good. I rarely comment on books. I can't say anything nice. I can only give it a five-point rating. Another suggestion: If you are good at it, write a little, but not too much. If you're not good at it, just pass it off or don't do it at all. This is just a suggestion, readers have been struggling with this emotional drama for a long time.

If you want to see the people who made great contributions and defended the country during the period just after the founding of the People's Republic of China, then go and read it. You will not make a sound after reading it. The description of the background of the era is particularly apt, and your writing skills will be like a spring breeze. Come on, I will always want to watch it [sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart]

The writing style needs to be improved, but the plot is okay, not obtrusive, and logical. It starts out okay, the system isn't too much, and then calls for talent? Go to bed, don't waste time

Advantages: The plot is rigorous and not too serious. Disadvantages: Too rigorous, some parts feel like reading official documents. The overall plot is compact, refreshing and reasonable, and worth watching. It is not recommended to keep a book. This type of book often ends up in a dark room for no apparent reason. It is recommended to add it to the bookshelf to read.

It's really beautiful, I recommend everyone to watch it. Generally speaking, most of the literature about this era is about war and the like, with few about logistics. The background and worldview of this book are well described, and the description is logically based on modern ideas and various actual situations. The writing style is also very good, and it is one of the top articles I have ever read. Originally, I didn't want to give it a high score. I saw that they all said that it's too heavy on subject matter to easily get into a dark room, but the more I read it, the more I thought it was well written. His characters are well-characterized, the plot is tight, and the themes it highlights are very touching and exciting, and it makes me pay tribute to those builders in the past. And as for the slots, they talked about the rewards for modern talents. I think this is a point that promotes the development of the storyline. Because of this city and its background, it does not have talents in this area. It must have talents to research, so that the subsequent plots can be developed, so I think it is very suitable. But one thing is not very good, that is, it is a bit lacking. Author, you have to work harder to write and get what you want with quality and speed. Look, I just gave you a five-star rating and recommended them to read it and write faster, really.

This is a novel set in a special era. Its uniqueness is first reflected in the fusion of themes - interweaving urban and rural planning, military industry development and war narratives, making professional field knowledge a powerful engine for plot advancement, breaking away from the routine of traditional period novels. The growth line of the protagonist Chen Chaoyang (Zhou Xiangyang) is extremely tense: from the Changping County Magistrate who changed his career after being exposed to shrapnel, to the logistics minister who fought against U. S. Aggression and aided Korea. The setting of "holding a plowshare into a sword" creates a romantic echo between infrastructure and battle. The people's livelihood is shown when treating saline-alkali land, the "modular military industry" was pioneered in the industrial ruins, and tactics such as "guerrilla ambush" and "ground and air integrated guerrilla" were used on the battlefield, embedding modern thinking into the historical context, making the sense of legend come true and burn. However, the "system" element in the book has a weak sense of existence and almost disappears after Chapter 45. If you come here for the smooth feeling of the system, you may feel regretful; but if you prefer hard-core era narrative + professional line growth, watching the infrastructure revitalize the ruins and wisdom to reverse the situation of the battle, you will be hit by the feeling of "breaking the situation with wisdom". The "time travel" and "soul travel" in the label are the foundation of the characters, but they do not fall into the cliché "gold finger abuse", but allow the modern soul to collide with the old mountains and rivers to create reasonable sparks - 985 thinking is not an invincible plug-in, but to find solutions to problems in people's livelihood, industry, and military difficulties. This kind of "era wall breaking" restraint makes the story more realistic and substantial, and also makes the word "legend" solid. Overall, this is a period novel that has a good balance between professional hardcore and passionate narrative. It is suitable for readers who like to read "using modern wisdom to rewrite the gaps in history" and "infrastructure + military industry + burning on the three fronts of the battlefield". In the old mountains and rivers, see how a person uses a plow as a sword and carves his own legendary footnote between people's livelihood and the flames of war.

It has been tied, there is no poisonous point, the author's writing is very good, the characters and environment are well created, and the rhythm is very good (but it may also be because I have a good grasp of the reading rhythm 😳😳 I hope that the follow-up will not be too torture

The writing is very profound, and it also popularizes many stories and traditions in the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China. Thanks to the author's hard work, we can see the hardships and passion of the struggle in the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China. As for the author who always laments the low traffic, I feel personally that the reading threshold for this book is too high. The writing is very professional, with a lot of administrative terms, but the popularization is not well balanced. Some chapters are boring to read, which is a bit daunting. Especially during the Autumn Harvest Militia Mobilization, the overly professional mobilization speeches felt a bit like a contemporary nightmare. On the contrary, the production of chapters 128-149 is a more down-to-earth story chapter, which looks very comfortable. Specialization is the characteristic of this book. I would dream of an author who could use popular story language to retell the cold administrative orders in the article while maintaining professionalism 👍. Come on!

The author is willing to consult historical data and try his best to ensure that the plot involved in the story has original basis. Although it is not 100% consistent, overall he has put in a lot of effort. The portrayal of the protagonist is just right, without overly highlighting personal heroism and historical nihilism. It is a rare work. If the author persists, he can write a perfect ending to the story. PS: The protagonist is almost 26, let's arrange a partner for him. Objectively speaking, for a talent of this level, the organization cannot let him be alone, otherwise the burden will not be increased. If possible, I hope it is a significant other who can understand him 🤦 🤦 🤦

This work uses the stories of small people to cut through the depth of the big era, which is particularly touching. After the protagonist was injured in 1949 and changed his job, he did not indulge in his personal difficulties. He resolutely returned to the army when he heard that he was called to resist U. S. Aggression and aid Korea. This decision of "not recovering from his injury but still going to the national calamity" was not deliberately sensational, but it clearly portrayed the sincerity of the older generation. The book is very skillful in restoring historical details. The triviality of life after changing jobs and the cruelty of the battlefield are all delicate and perceptible, allowing readers to feel the difficulty of that era and the weight of faith. It is not only a personal history, but also the epitome of a generation's dedication. After reading it, I feel full of respect and understand the preciousness of peace. It is worthy of five-star recommendation.